Sam Abell

[jamsus]

Hi everyone,

i cannot follow local photoclubs, or seminary, or workshops because life & work in general already capture my time and when i got a bit of freetime, i use it to go out and shoot, usually.

But last times i was at home for some days, and i discovered Sam Abell, as a Photographer and also as a divulgator, a teacher.

I was really captured and amazed by his work, his way of thinking about a picture, compose and wait, the attenction to little details and micro-composition in general.

Does anyone here loves (or hates :-p) his work?

Just to give you some examples

[HDNitehawk]

Here is a teaching video from this photographer.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ceJ0S5P-Ybc

Educational whether you love or hate his work.

[Black_Dog]

I love Sam Abell's work. He is a true mast of the craft. My own style is completely different from his so I find a lot to learn from the way he works.

[jamsus]

Here is a teaching video from this photographer.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ceJ0S5P-Ybc

Educational whether you love or hate his work.

Thank you i watched every video i found of him !

I love Sam Abell's work. He is a true mast of the craft. My own style is completely different from his so I find a lot to learn from the way he works.

Yeah, i love him too. I like a lot his "mind-guided" photography, but it's pretty hard to apply it.

I have tried two days ago, compose and wait, vertical layer composition, here is the result


Antella, Layers by Andrea Magnelli, on Flickr